Tenth part of article about intercourse

Usage examples of tithe.

I entirely agree with you, that the abolition of agistment tithe in Ireland by a vote of the Irish House of Commons, and without any remuneration to the Church, was a most scandalous and Jacobinical measure.

They gave him a right to all the annates and tithes of benefices which had formerly been paid to the court of Rome.

Lucksparrow had that it was fortunate another member of the profession should be at hand, and by the success with which the Archdeacon, dizzy and yet equable, concealed his own feelings when his visitor, chatting of Prayer Book Revision, parish councils, and Tithe Acts, imported to them a high eternal flavour which savoured of Deity Itself.

Those which are termed fashionable, and which imitate the expensiveness of the hotels without furnishing a tithe of their comforts, are located in the Fifth avenue, Broadway, and the Fourth avenue, or near those streets.

Masapo as many cattle as I have, whereof those which you see are but a tithe brought as a lobola gift to the father of her who had been promised to me as wife?

I cannot see the slightest reason why the Irish labourer is to be relieved from the real onus, or from anything else but the name of tithe.

One evening when his good woman was still with him, after supper, during which he had enjoyed his goose, his wench, his wine, and everything, and was reclining in his chair thinking where he could build a new barn for the tithes, a message came for him from the lord of Sacche, who was giving up the ghost and wished to reconcile himself with God, receive the sacrament, and go through the usual ceremonies.

So he built a house at Hanakawado, in Asakusa, and lived there with his apprentices, whom he farmed out as spearsmen and footmen to the Daimios and Hatamotos, taking for himself the tithe of their earnings.

The endowment from the tiends or tithes, extorted by John Knox from the Lords of the congregations, who had seized on the church lands, was more meagre for the schoolmasters than for the clergy.

There are Records of tithing trains received, supplies stored, the list of injured dragons and men returning to active patrols.

But absence from a tithe meeting was potentially disastrous, as those attending would determine the tithing to be paid by those absent.

It was all she could do to make her legs move forward, to keep her fingers clasped around the sharp corners of the casket that held the tithing slips.

A young tithing, it had been granted the arid western end of a dismembered preman wilderness that once had been part of the Redrock reservation.

Even if they were somehow allowed to stay on at the tithing, they would never get permission for a child.

William Gibbs, who purchased the advowson of Otterbourne for a sum that Sir William applied to the endowment of Hursley, so as to compensate for the loss of the tithes of Otterbourne.